Providing Total Solutions for Semiconductor Chip Testing with Ultra-Fine Technology
The event, attended by over 1,000 women CEOs from across the country, was the largest of this kind, focusing on empowering female entrepreneurs and fostering business networking under the slogan, "3.26 Million Women-Owned Businesses: Beyond Growth, To the Word!"
As a member of the Korea Women Entrepreneurs Association, IRE SEMITEC showcased its proprietary ultra-fine technology, having manufactured probe pins for over 25 years. The company specializes in both electrochemical and mechanical polishing methods, supplying custom probe pins made from tungsten, rhenium-tungsten, palladium alloy, and platinum alloy to meet diverse customer requirements.
With strict tolerance management within 1/1,000, IRE SEMITHEC ensures optimal electrical performance and 100% custom production for every client. Their products are not only used in the semiconductor industry but are also expanding into medical and beauty sectors.


IRE SEMITEC also manufactures probe cards for wafer testing, enabling the selection of good chips during the semiconductor test process. Chips that pass these tests are packaged and mounted in electronic components.
As the official Korean distributor for COTO Technology, a renowned US relay manufacturer with a 100-year history, IRE SEMITEC supplies high-performance relays, switches, and magnetic sensors for applications in electric vehicles, solar cells, medical devices, and measurement equipment. Their relay solutions are recognized for high reliability and are available in a variety of packages.

At the seminar, IRE SEMITEC attracted significant attention by exhibiting its key products, including MEMS pins and Cobra pins with diameters as fine as 0.030mm—technologies that greatly enhance accuracy and efficiency in semiconductor testing. The company’s high-performance relays are also contributing to the advancement of the Korean electronics industry.
CEO Jeong Ok-sim shared her leadership philosophy and commitment to continuous innovation, stating, “Challenges and innovation as a woman entrepreneur not only drive corporate growth but also contribute to broader social development. We will continue to strengthen our global competitiveness through ongoing technology development and quality improvement.”